Our Story
The Bendigo Youth Choir was founded in 1984 by Mrs Valerie Broad OAM.
A not for profit organisation, supported by expert music staff who volunteer their time in developing the singing skills of young people, and their life skills in general.
Since 1984, over 1,000 members of the choir have benefited from expert tutelage and in return have provided performances throughout Bendigo, Victoria, Australia and internationally.
The Bendigo Youth Choir is a well respected and international standard choir located in regional Australia.
Many of their performances are in Bendigo. They have been the lead performers at the annual Bendigo Carols by Candlelight concert, contributed to ANZAC Day services, performed at civic citizenship ceremonies, and performed in many of the retirement, aged care and disability facilities in the region, which brings great joy to the residents and the choir alike.
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We thought we would see you in 2020, but it was not meant to be. Who would have thought our lives would be turned up
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Love hearing the voices of the BYC choristers singing carols as we prepare for Carols by Candlelight
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas….. we are back and now rehearsing for the Rotary Club of Bendigo’s Carols by Candlelight. More information
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Happiest of birthdays to our Founder and Musical Director Mrs Valerie Broad OAM. Over 800 young people have shared your vision and experienced such brilliant
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Speaks volumes. Thanks for sharing Rosemary 🙂🎶
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Hard to believe that this time 3 years ago the Bendigo Youth Choir were leaving Bendigo for France. This trip is etched indelibly on my
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This #InternationalChoristerDay with Royal School of Church Music we celebrate the amazing opportunities that being a chorister provides. Becoming a chorister is the start of
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From Valerie Broad, a message from the heart, and a powerful truth.
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Never underestimate the power of choral singing and bonding with people. Recently I was asked by a total stranger from Samoa if our choir performed
